Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Court of Common Pleas: On Appeal from the Decisions of the Revising Barristers, from Michaelmas Term, 7 Vict., to [Michaelmas Term, 17 Vict.] ... Both Inclusive. [1843-1853], Volumen2W. Benning and Company, 1854 |
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27th section 40 shillings act of parliament annual value annum Antè appears appellant appellant's appointed bailiff borough of Bewdley building BURTON capital burgesses charge city of Carlisle claim claimant clear yearly value Coleham counting-house David Capell deducted election of members entitled to vote FEDDON franchise freehold interest Jervis C. J. John Sawyers landlord list of freemen list of voters LUCKETT Maule meaning members of parliament ment mortgage mortgagor notice of objection November 13 objector occupied opinion outer door Overseers of ASTON owner paid parliamentary borough party objected payable payment place of abode premises purpose qualification question Reform Act rent residence resp respect respondent retained revising barrister Ribbesford right to vote scot and lot Serjt Sherborne Street shew Sir James Hay stat statute sufficient Templer tenant tion Town Clerk value of 40 Vict Wilde C. J. words
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Página 58 - within the meaning of the 27th section of the Reform Act ? The textwriters, including Mr. Rogers, Mr. Elliott, and Mr. Cockburn, essayed to explain the intention of the Legislature; but the definition eluded their grasp ; and in the meantime the decisions of the revising barristers were, to use Mr.
Página 175 - J. The 64th section provides that no appeal shall be heard by the Court in any case whereon the respondent shall not appear, unless the appellant shall prove that due notice of his intention to prosecute such appeal was given to the respondent. That seems to lead to the inference that upon proof of such due notice the appeal is to be heard.]
Página 280 - 246 2. Notice of objection signed "J. F., of 5. Sherborne Street, on the list of voters for the parish of Cheltenham" Held, prima facie, a sufficient description of objector's place of abode, as, under all the circumstances of the case, Sherborne Street must be taken to mean Sherborne Street, Cheltenham. Sheldon v.